We were back in Burntisland today, so I decided we would have a day as tourists and see all of the two sites the town has to offer.
We started with a walk down the beach. It looked pretty in the snow. I collected some shells so I could repair the Little Mermaid jewellery box my Mum had made for me when I was little.
We then walked along the links and had a go on the swings.
I hope I make it on to this sign one day.
We warmed up with lunch at Food For Thought, which use to be the ice cream parlour that Maisy visited in one of her books. We had paninis. Tom had a toasted teacake and tried to look as rosy cheeked as the boy on the box. We even got some free truffles.
I found my old piggy bank in my room, so we decided to gamble all the change in the penny falls at the Amusements, where Tom had a ride on a Harley.
We then went to see the other highlights of the high street including the Silver Tassie, Mad Murdoch’s and Mad Murdoch’s 2!
We stopped by the supermarket on the way home where Santa was doing some elf, I mean shelf stacking. Tom was impressed that they sold proper bottles o’ ginger!
For dinner, Mum made us salmon and noodles. I love her cooking. Nana came over and we had buckwheat pancakes.
It’s a Canadian tradition to open one present each on Christmas Eve. Tom got a new scarf. I gave my Mum and Nana their owl brooches which I’d made for them.